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      <description>Errors you might get at this step:
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Can't locate nginx.pm in @INC
Can't locate loadable object for module nginx in @INC
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This is how I installed the http_perl_module for Nginx. I'm not sure why these things are the way they are, I'm following a mailing list that was written in russian. :)

Installing from ~/src/nginx-0.6.5
Installing to /opt/local/nginx (if this isn't owned by you use append sudo to the last step)

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cd ~/src/nginx-0.6.5
./configure --with-http_perl_module --with-http_ssl_module --prefix=/opt/local/nginx/ --with-perl_modules_path=/opt/local/nginx/modules/perl
make
make install
sudo /opt/local/nginx/sbin/nginx
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Now we hope. 
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